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Exceptional opportunity to be up close to medieval art in addition to the castle itself. The frescos are beautiful and interesting. It’s slightly arduous getting up the steep cobblestone path to the castle but you’re rewarded with a very nice cafe/bar (we got a great snack plate and two beers for €15). The castle tour is self-guided using an app you download. Was pretty intuitive. The castle is great, but equally great are the views of the valley below.

One of the best castle visits I’ve ever had. It’s a unique place—beautiful, small, yet very complete. The wall frescoes are spectacular, and we really enjoyed both the stories and the spaces. I highly recommend visiting with the audio guide, as it makes the experience even richer. The staff are lovely, and the entrance fee of only €10 is very affordable and well worth it. Overall, we truly loved the visit and it’s definitely worth going.

I recommend to pre download the audio guide. It takes like 2 hours or more to see everything if you want to read everything. It is interesting and they have some games and a movie section.

Absolutely brilliant castle, with beautifully preserved frescoes. It is a great visit and is extremely interesting. We particularly enjoyed the nre education centre, where we learned a great deal and engaged with the exhibits. The castle cat was a real nonus as was the restaurant. Excellent!!!

Beautiful castle that is worth visiting. We had fun, lots of interactive entertainment. We were lucky to meet furry princess there as well😄

Nice Castle, definitely recommended. Pretty decent cappuccino in a shady spot in the courtyard. Ride a bike, park at the bottom of the steep cobbles or ride up the road if you have the gears for it.

When we visited there at 4pm, most of exhibition rooms are closed and we couldn’t see match stuff. There is restaurant and open cafe. If you visit there for lunch or some coffee, you may have different opinions.

Definately worth a visit, this museum is really interesting and beautifully curated. There are fabulous pieces of art dotted all around and every space is utilised really well. Even if you're not hugely into mountaineering, the museum itself is so well designed that there's enough there for everyone. You can walk along the walls and up the towers, but be advised that you would have to be ok climbing as there are a lot of steps, and there's a bit of a rough path to walk from the carpark. There's also a lovely cafe in a pretty setting. I would highly recommend the museum as it was a half a day well spent .

Amazing museum in a fantastic location. You can lose yourself for hours among panoramas, spirituality and the meaning of mountaineering. Separate segments paint a glorious - although at times sad - picture of life among mountains tops. Great museum

Well designed and varied mountaineering museum located in Sigmundskron Castle just outside Bolzano. Interesting exhibitions and also a nice view over the valley.

It is a unique place to deeply explore hiking history.. Must visit if you like history, fortress, and hiking.

Don’t be fooled, the museum is bigger than it looks from the outside! It was super cool and lots of interesting exhibits to see. We loved the flow of it. The parking is a satellite parking area - it’s confusing but apparently you pay for parking after not when you first pull in.

Not terrible, but would say if you’re looking for a museum about mountaineering and climbing this isn’t for you. Mostly just lots of different paintings of mountains (which after you’ve seen some can get a bit repetitive). Also no real explanations about anything and mostly slightly generic quotes lining the walls. Nice setting and cafe. Would have been good to hear more about the expeditions and the climbing itself.

Not really a museum disappointing for anyone expecting a story First of all, this is not a museum in the traditional sense — it’s more of a gallery filled with various objects that are in some way connected to Reinhold Messner. There are no explanations or context provided, and by the time you reach the end, someone who came in not knowing who Messner was will likely still have no idea. That’s a real shame, considering how fascinating and unique his life has been. There’s no narrative, no personal story, no background on the exhibits — just items on display. If you’re not deeply into alpinism or mountaineering, you’ll likely be confused and left with more questions than answers. But even if you are interested in those things, the lack of depth or storytelling makes the experience quite flat and unsatisfying. The only real positive is the location — the castle is beautiful and the views are stunning. But unfortunately, that alone doesn’t make up for what this museum lacks.

Bolzano Cathedral, a landmark of South Tyrol’s capital, stands proudly in the city center near Walther Square. Built in the 13th–14th centuries with red and yellow marble, it replaced earlier Romanesque structures. Its stunning 65-meter bell tower, crafted by Lombard and Swabian artisans, recalls Notre Dame’s elegance. Inside, highlights include the rebuilt Gothic pulpit, Baroque Chapel of Grace, and the Wine Door—one of Tyrol’s finest Gothic portals. The cathedral hosts regular Masses and houses a treasury museum nearby. Easily accessible by bus or underground parking, it’s especially magical during Advent, when the Bolzano Christmas Market fills Walther Square with festive charm.

Beautiful church, I happened to come in about 20 minutes before the mass on Sunday, and the organist and the cantor were practicing, so I got a taste of how the sound moved in the space Sorry to be missing the organ concert series scheduled in August.

The Duomo di Bolzano (Santa Maria Assunta) is an absolute must-see. Its soaring 65 m Gothic spire makes it one of South Tyrol’s most iconic landmarks

Nice church to visit in the middle of the small city Bolzano. It may look a bit like standard church when you walk in, but give it some time and walk further inside to visit the chapels where you can admire old paintings.

Impressive church with very unique architecture. Certainly worth a visit while in Bolzano.

Inside the door, you have to make a donation to the deaf to enter this church. Well the scammer who isn't deaf but is blocking you from entering will make you feel as though you do. They run into the church when they see tourists about to enter, then after you give them money, they vanish. Please vote this review up to help people, because the scammers will try to hide this review by voting it down.

Spectacular church with beautiful tile roof...it had to be partially reconstructed after WWI

Nice church, with a beautiful chapel of San Giovanni

A wonderful interior of frescos found in the side chapel on the right.

Very nice frescos from the school of Giotto in a side chapel. Totally underestimated as a P.O.I.

try to visit this place is beautiful 😍

Bella

Those frescoes in the chapel were pretty awesome.

Wonderful typical German church

Don’t miss this place for a piece of peace and nice ambient. Entrance is for free

Franziscan monastery of Bolzano, very beautiful modern stained glass inside

Great serene church with historical fresco.

The portico has a very good story of the creation of the Franciscan Church, we enjoyed it.

A gem hidden from view.

It's a very nice place. Please be respectful and be silent.

A nice place to visit when you are in the city centre.

We saw the Bolzano Victory Monument from a distance. The walk towards the monument, crossing the bridge over the river, was absolutely beautiful, offering stunning views of the surrounding area. The combination of nature and the monument’s striking presence made the journey to it memorable.

The Victory Monument in Bolzano, built under Mussolini in 1928, long symbolized ethnic and political tensions in South Tyrol. Recent efforts to historicize and reinterpret it—culminating in a 2014 exhibition—have shifted public perception, fostering dialogue and reflection on the region’s complex legacy of fascism and dictatorship between 1918 and 1945.

Beautiful place 👍i was in the summer here and was inspired with this huge architecture, not far from it there ist a river and peaceful nature. The grateful combination of the threes and building. Also in the front of it , through the road you can see an interesting statement. This is a calm place, despite the fact that there are many tourists here in the summer

WW1 monument located just outside city center near the river. It's very imposing. It's possible to enter inside to see a small museum. Unfortunately closed when I visited. In very good condition. Hard to miss.

Museum is well done with friendly staff. Monument should be destroyed, in my opinion, just as swastikas were removed in Germany.

One of the better small town history museums I have been too. Really enjoyed reading through the history of Bolzano through WW1 and WW2.

Honsetly not giving the monument 4 points, but rather the location. Don't get me wrong, the monument is pretty cool too, but the location is what makes it into a great place for me. Near the city but with a very nice park next to it, that allows for some very comfortable walks throughout the entire year (if you're dressed for it) and every saturday there is a weekly market, where there are a bunch of streetvendors. As I've said, the location makes the monument a lot more interessting.

The castle is an impressive sight. Surrounded by beautiful vineyards and framed by the mountains, it offers a stunning backdrop. The well-preserved walls and towers give a real sense of the history of the place. The peaceful setting and scenic views make it a lovely spot for a walk around the ground.

Pretty castle. Short walk from the city center. Near the river park. Makes for some nice pictures. I didn’t go inside but hear it is used as a conference center. Currently worth it while in Bolzano.

Castel is good look in front of mountains 🏔️ and surrounded by the field of grapes, The grape field are dry give you a quite good view💫

Nice area, but not worth the €5 because of the empty spaces and busy parking space

The castle itself isn't anything great. You also can't enter. It's for private use or public events. However it sits near city center in the middle of vineyards. In spring it's beautiful, with mountain views behind. Worth stopping at.

Very pretty, but more like a fortified house than a castle. Next to vineyards which were next to a neighbourhood of Bolzano. So the images are misleading, from the other direction, it'll be in front of houses. Didn't go inside.

Beautiful view from every windows of the castle

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(Translated by Google) July 2025 Shopping Mile Bolzano... Clothing Jewelry Shoes Leather All sorts of exquisite items... Don't forget your credit card 😉 ... For everyday life Not many options... That was the original plan... 💁🇦🇹🙋 It was nice to look at... The old, venerable houses were more interesting 🤗 (Original) Juli 2025 Shopping Meile Bozens ... Kleidung Schmuck Schuhe Leder allerlei erlesenes.... Kredit Karte nicht vergessen 😉 ... für das tägliche Leben nicht viele Möglichkeiten... war es doch der ursprüngliche Plan.... 💁🇦🇹🙋 war nett zu betrachten ... die alten ehrwürdigen Häuser waren interessanter 🤗

(Translated by Google) The porticoes (lauben) of Bolzano, about 300 metres, are among the longest in Tyrol (shorter only than those of Merano, with its 400 metres..) They date back to the end of the 12th century, and were in practice a sort of covered market, with the headquarters of the merchants with storage warehouses on the upper floors and the possibility of trading in any weather, sheltered by the vaults of the porticoes. Over time, their appearance has been refined, the warehouses have often become palaces of nobles or of rich merchant families. Even today, perfectly preserved, they are the favorite shopping street of the inhabitants of Bolzano. The restaurants, bars and shops present always attract many people, making them often crowded. (Original) I portici ( lauben) di Bolzano, circa 300 metri, sono tra i più lunghi del Tirolo ( inferiori solo a quelli di Merano, con i suoi 400 metri ..) Risalgono alla fine del XII secolo, ed erano in pratica una sorta di mercato coperto, con la sede dei mercanti con dei magazzini di stoccaggio ai piani superiori e la possibilità di commerciare con qualsiasi tempo atmosferico, riparati dalle volte dei portici. Nel tempo, il loro aspetto è stato ingentilito, i magazzini sono diventati spesso palazzi nobiliari o di ricche famiglie mercantili. Ancora oggi, perfettamente conservati , sono la via preferita per lo shopping degli abitanti di Bolzano. I ristoranti, bar e negozi presenti, attirano sempre molta gente, rendendoli spesso affollati.

Busy and beautiful town.

(Translated by Google) It's a wonderful place to stroll through the arcades, feast, enjoy your free time, and marvel at the still-good old architecture. The people are friendly and helpful. Less pleasant is the dog droppings. Their urine corrodes and thus destroys the magnificent old walls and the lovingly tended flower beds. Taking photos in shops is forbidden, but the dogs sniff at clothes and food after they've been in the dirt outside the doors. The owners' behavior is beyond disrespectful and disgusting. (Original) Man kann in den Lauben wunderbar schlendern, schlemmen, die Freizeit genießen und die noch gute alte Architektur bestaunen. Die Menschen sind freundlich und hilfsbereit. Weniger schön sind die Hinterlassenschaften der Hunde. Der Urin ätzt und zerstört somit die herrlichen alten Gemäuer und die liebevoll angelegten Blumenrabatten. Fotos machen in Geschäften ist verboten aber die Hunde schnüffeln an Kleidung und Lebensmitteln nachdem sie vor den Türen im Dreck waren. An Respektlosigkeit und Ekel ist das Verhalten der Besitzer nicht zu überbieten.

The floor with the mummy is awesome. The other floors are okay. As a physiotherapist, I feel it’s important to highlight that some of the information presented about Ötzi’s ailments and pain is factually incorrect—not just technically inaccurate but clearly and potentially harmfully wrong. Specifically, the exhibit makes claims about osteoarthritis and other health conditions that go beyond what the evidence supports. It is not scientifically valid to infer pain based solely on imaging findings of “degenerative” changes or age-related adaptations. These types of findings are extremely common in healthy people—many of whom experience no pain at all. Presenting such changes as definitive sources of pain reinforces outdated and misleading beliefs about the human body. This can contribute to fear, over-medicalization, and unnecessary treatments in the general public, especially among people who already live with chronic pain or worry about their health. Aside from the clearly documented issues—such as the arrow wound in his shoulder, the broken arm, and dental problems—any additional claims about Ötzi’s experience of pain are speculative at best and should be labeled as such. Personally, I think those parts of the exhibit should be changed. I included some photos of the problematic texts.

Great museum, mainly dedicated to the story (and viewing) of Ötzi, the iceman. Recommendation when you are in the area. Also some interesting items on living situations in that time and how to craft for example. We didn’t have a ticket in advance and so had to wait outside. It was annoying that the lady at the front couldn’t tell us how long the queue would be, luckily it was only a bit more than 20 minutes. We visited on a tuesday afternoon mid September. Recommended to buy beforehand! Inside there are also many school groups next to the general visitors so it is not calm or quiet.

An interesting museum dedicated to literally just one mummy. After viewing the exhibit, you realize how much information can be gleaned from such a find. My seven-year-old daughter was a bit scared; perhaps it's too early to see such exhibits. Tickets are inexpensive, but there's no parking. The restrooms are clean and comfortable. A significant amount of money has been invested in the museum; I recommend visiting.

Awesome museum! I have been interested in Otzi since he was pulled out of the ice, so when I was nearby I made sure to make a detour to Bolzano and the museum. You’re not allowed to take photos of Otzi himself as he is being preserved for research purposes. The images below show what they think Otzi would have looked like. One thing I found most interesting, (other than his acupuncture tattoos of course!) was his height - only 5 feet 3 inches. I had expected him to be taller, possibly because of my own biases, but possibly also owing to the nature of his life - mountain climbing and hunting while alone. Regardless, he was obviously a seriously brave guy. The museum dedicated to him is definitely worth a visit.

So cool ! The museum is located in the middle of town. Parking was a challenge , we used the parkhouse , while it’s 4.50€ per hour, it worked out well. The museum is set up in 3 floors , easy to follow as everything is numbered. What an amazing valuable find, so interesting . This exhibit really helps you understand the life of this man .

The exhibition was well executed. I learned a lot about this discovery and its ongoing preservation and research. Well worth a visit

This is a brilliant museum! Everything really well presented, with captions in IT,DE,EN. Even without hiring the audio guide we were able to listen to lots of videos etc. Seriously loved it!

Charming spot near the center of Bolzano, just a short walk from the cathedral. The restaurant is located on a picturesque, cobbled street with lovely outdoor seating under the arcades — perfect for people-watching and enjoying the local atmosphere. Service was quick and efficient. I tried a regional specialty: a selection of Hirschknödel (venison dumplings) with different flavors, served with a warm bacon salad — a typical South Tyrolean dish that was both tasty and interesting. I also had the tagliatelle with wild boar ragù, another local classic. The sauce was flavorful and well prepared, though the pasta itself was slightly overcooked and oddly short, as if it had been cut — a bit of a shame. Still, considering the central location and overall good quality of the food, the prices were quite reasonable. A solid and honest place I’d recommend for a casual meal while strolling through Bolzano.

This restaurant is steeped in history. The staff is professional and friendly. The menu is more Südtirol-style than typical Italian. The Wienerschnitzel, made authentically with veal, was tender and fried to perfection. The Knödel also had a unique flavor I haven't tasted in Germany. I would highly recommend this place.

Quaint restaurant featuring local tyrolian cuisine. It’s a vibrant spot and institution in town amongst locals and tourists. I found the dishes good especially the octopus and grilled steak with mushrooms. However, I did find the service a bit lacking, not very detail oriented and one may have to repeat their request. Other than that a must try in Bolzano.

Authentic place with South Tyrolean cuisine. When booking, ask for a table either outside on the street or on the first floor - the second and third floors don’t really have the same atmosphere. The food is excellent, exactly what you need in this region: the must-try canederli (traditional bread dumplings made with speck or cheese and best enjoyed in broth), amazing chanterelle mushrooms (now in season), and veal head. The goulash is wonderful, and even the kids’ schnitzel is absolutely delicious.

The meals we had - ravioli and Schnitzel - were both delicious, portions were nice too, but the inside dining area is uncomfortably hot, however if you opt to eat outside, you need to share the airspace with smokers.

This was a super tasty wiener schnitzel. We actually came without looking at reviews because this place was always packed when passing by, so one day we dropped in earlier for lunch and even then there was no more seating in the outside or first floor, but luckily still plenty of seating upstairs, which also completely filled up rather quickly. Food was very tasty and I regret not ordering more that day as this was one of the best restaurants I dined at while in Bolzano. It was only later while searching for best wiener schnitzl in Bolzano that this place consistently showed up. Also, the environment is quite cozy, and you can imagine the long history of this restaurant. Only downside is service is quite slooooow, which is pretty much standard in this area.

Good food, friendly staff. A bit pricey, the aperitivo wasn’t worth it in my opinion, portions kind of small

A wonderful experience from start to finish! Amazing setting - fabulous old building, with great views over the city. The food and service were excellent. Great vegan options too. Andreas and his team were so helpful - many thanks to you and your team x

A very lovely and elegant restaurant with nice music choice. The staff were very welcoming, attentive while giving guests their privacy. Food was extremely delicious. All the dishes were executed perfectly. The only thing we did not really like was the amount of the dishes. Overall, the dining experience was remarkable.

If I can give a higher rating for service, I absolutely would. Special shout out to Alba and Eva for looking after us so well and making us feel so spoilt. The professionalism and service beats some of the Michelin star restaurants I've been to. Presentation of food was great, taste of food was well balanced and to die for. I went for the classic set menu and was happy with everything. We had lunch and the ambience was great and not overcrowded. Staff explained all the dishes clearly. Thank you again for an amazing experience.

Great view, great service and great food! We had the 4 course meal and all the dishes were really delicious. My husband really liked the risotto and even said it was the best dish he's ever had. The dishes were presented beautifully and were so innovative. I especially liked the starter (sour cream & cucumber). The servers were really great and took the time to explain each dish. Overall, we had a really great experience. If you're in Bolzano, this is a must try! Also, perfect ambience for a date night :)

I had a lovely dinner with my wife at the restaurant. It was a marvelous experience. We had definitely the best dinner and wine during our stay in italy

One of the best restaurants we’ve ever been to! Even better than some Michelin stars places where we paid double the price. The service was incredible (especially Max), the surroundings stunning, and each bite was an absolute delight. The olive oil was be the best I’ve tasted (and I’ve tried a lot of them!), and the wines were truly amazing as well. We ended up buying a bottle of the dessert wine and olive oil to make the pleasure last longer at home. Don’t miss it!

We had a great experience from start to finish. Visiting from the US for our Aunt’s 70th birthday. Had some vegans in our party and there was SO many special touches to make the experience memorable. Alba was our waitress, she was outstanding! Thank you again.

Beautiful! From the short walk to get there, the castle, the friendliness of the ticket seller, the castle of course, especially the fantastic history of SouthTyrol displayed in the tower.

Beautifully kept castle with the history of the chappel reaching back to 300 a.d. reaching. A beautiful, informative and interactive exhibit in a magical fairy tale castle setting, makes for a great day excursion.

Great castle to visit just outside Tirolo, only negative for us was that not all information was available in English. Still worth a visit as free guides available online if you like that kind of thing.

Amazing historical place with a nice tiny exhibition and a great surrounding to have a relaxing walk around. Geographically the place belongs to Italy but culturally You can observe the obvious Austrian affect and background. This place is for those who seek for a relaxing day off, some fresh air and quite and charming place. Suitable for families, couples and singles travellers also, but consider that the road at some parts is inclined and might be heavy to defeat relatively small distances at this conditions. Also, the parking places are limited too.

Great castle showcasing the history of South Tyrol as a region. Pleasant walk from Tyrol village and well-connected to Meran. Also included is a very informative booklet accompanying the exhibition.

Be sure to wear your walking shoes. You can't drive up to the castle, park in the town. Stunning views from the castle. Interesting enough, although the numbers on the audio guide don't correspond with what you see.

The exterior looks excellent. The interior has lost the feel of what living then was like but still good be able to walk through it.

A Magical Step Back in Time at Churburg Castle! 🏰✨ Just got back from an absolutely fantastic trip to Churburg Castle and I'm still buzzing! This place is incredible. Not only is it steeped in rich history, but it also boasts the best private armory I have ever seen. Seriously, it's jaw-dropping! What truly made the experience extra special was our amazing tour guide. His keyring jingling with every step reminded us of Hagrid from Harry Potter, adding a touch of magic to the whole tour! The tour itself runs for about an hour, and it's well worth the price of admission for such an immersive experience. Parking is free, which is always a bonus, and there's a wonderful restaurant at the far end of the parking lot – perfect for a post-castle meal. I would totally recommend adding Churburg Castle to your travel list if you're ever in the area. It's a truly unforgettable experience!

What a wonderful tour! Our personal tour guide was amazing and had the ability to communicate in multiple languages with such great detail. Coming all the way from Australia, this tour is totally worth it. We learned so much during the tour about the history of the castle and the family as well. Thank you for a great experience!

Guided tours only. The castle is still the residence of the counts of Trapp, since 1504. The most fascinating exhibits are wall paintings and an organ from the 16th century, and the armoury. If you are in luck and the resident castellan conducts the tour, you are in for a treat, as he can share personal experience on medieval weapons and armour from participation in tournaments in medieval swordfighting.

This was one of the best Castle visit I have had. The place is magical and its preservation and historical content is amazing. The armor collection is the tour highlight but everything else is also very interesting. We had the privilege to have a guided tour in english with Günther which was one of the best guides I have encountered for these types of visits. Thank you for this special experience!

Had a great tour with our guide Gunter, great guy! Gave us the history, and there was no shortage of beautiful objects and fine craftsmanship throughout the castle. Highly recommend taking the time to visit.

This castle is a 10 out of five star! It is a must see above all. This was a bucket list type of experience. The armory is amazing and in fabulous shape. Thank you to the English speaking guide for making it a top notch experience. He made the history of the castle come alive. If you are going to this region Churburg Castle should be on your list.

Amazing tour lead by Gunther. Very informative, very fun, very engaging! 6 happy Canadians! 🇨🇦🥳

Small museum with lots of scientific information about the Alps, really nice aquarium tank. Good for kids learning all the natural knowledge about the region.

Small but very informative museum with a nice look and feel. Friendly staff as well. Unfortunately non of the panels have an English translation so beware. Nowadays u can use Google lens to translate texts on the spot.

A well curated museum with lots of thought going into the exhibits. Unfortunately many of the most interesting only have explanations in German and Italian and the accompanying audio guide in English is simplistic and doesn't cover some of the more interesting displays, which was a great disappointment - especially as so many tourists from the US are now apparently embracing Bolzano. A number of the permanent interactive exhibits were broken, which was also a pity. Unfortunately, this museum, in common with most of the others in Bolzano no longer offers free entry on presentation of a Bolzano card, although there are some discounts available.

Interesting muesum of Bolzano natural history. Unfortunately, there is no English translation but still interesting specially for geologist.

Undervalued, great for mineralogists in particular. Dont miss out

It was pretty cool. However there isn't any Hands-on experiences it is mostly reading and translating from either Italian or German. There is a fish tank on the second level and a little shop on ground level. The shop is quite interesting with little animals carved out of stone which are about €2.90!

Interessting museum different as usual

*Friendly and helpful staff. Special and engaging exhibitions. I took a guided tour with the class and I must say that I really liked the activity proposed by the guide, which consisted of making an "album" representative of who we are and how we describe ourselves in the eyes of others..

Quite a large museum, several floors, but to be honest I didn’t really understand contemporary art. There were no people at all.

Great exhibition about black futurism. The other exhibits lack critical reflection which might not bother those who like to delve in Techno escapism and the umptieth revival of esoteric rave culture.

When we visited the museum had an interesting exhibition centred on graffiti art which was engaging. Very quiet and a light and airy place to walk around. But please Museion, improve the washroom standards; they were not very clean.

Beautiful art exhibition (collection of Erling Kagge in September 2020). Thanks to the corona regulations you had plenty of space to walk around, it was very quiet and empty, we had an amazing time. The architecture is amazing as well. Just the overall organization of the exhibition was from time to time a bit confusing.

It's a nice building but the collection is underwhelming. It's of if you don't have much to do and it's too hot or raining outside.. otherwise I would skip it

the art was great, but the staff kept circulating me and watching me the whole time i was there. i felt very very uncomfortable. I was just drawing in my sketchbook the whole time. one brunette male staff member got very mad at me for carrying a chair that a different staff member gave to me so i could be more comfortable. was having a terrible day already and after he raised his voice at me and made me feel dumb i started to cry and had to leave.

Nice place to be and to be seen, particularly in the morning; don’t miss the Prosecco!

(Translated by Google) Weigh house. I visited it with the storyblox tour for free. Many thanks to mirko https://www.storyblox.it/StoryDetail/a92131c4-91db-8630-1885-3a129d556afd (Original) Casa della pesa. La ho visitata con il tour storyblox gratuitamente. Grazie mille a mirko https://www.storyblox.it/StoryDetail/a92131c4-91db-8630-1885-3a129d556afd

(Translated by Google) It seems like an important historical monument and fundamental for the life of the city, one of those places that are reported by all the guides so you can come and visit it... shame it was closed for restoration and even the simple view of the building was made difficult by the scaffolding and from the barriers. Externally it appears well maintained although very few details can be appreciated... Too bad, to see again! (Original) Sembra un monumento storico importante e fondamentale per la vita della città, uno di quei posti che vengono segnalati da tutte le guide per poter passare a visitarlo...peccato fosse chiuso per restauro e anche la semplice vista del palazzo fosse resa difficile dalle impalcature e dalle transenne. Esternamente sembra ben tenuta anche se si possono apprezzare ben pochi particolari... Peccato, da rivedere!

(Translated by Google) Weighing House Around Piazza del Grano, the heart of the medieval city of Bolzano, stood the Palace of the Prince Bishops, together with the Chapel of Sant'Andrea, a massive residential tower and, to the north, adjacent to Via dei Portici, the Casa della Pesa. In this place there was the public weighbridge, also called "Fronwaage", in which the grain was weighed before being sold. The fresco above the north gate still recalls this ancient function. The core of the building dates back to the 13th century. Initially it overlooked Via dei Portici and measured 9 x 12.50 m, developing over three floors. In the 14th century it extended towards Piazza del Grano and, only in the second half of the 15th century, did it open up to the city landscape through an arched portico. Further changes in the 16th and 17th centuries, such as the framing of the sandstone windows and the decoration of some accommodations, gave the building a new appearance. In 1780, having ceased its role as the headquarters of the public weighbridge, the building lost its importance, becoming the first headquarters of the Cassa di Risparmio from 1855 to 1866. Subsequently, until a few years ago, the apartments of the House were rented as homes. (Original) Casa della Pesa Attorno a Piazza del Grano, cuore della città medievale di Bolzano, sorgevano il Palazzo dei Principi Vescovi, insieme alla Cappella di Sant'Andrea, una massiccia torre residenziale e, a nord, adiacente a Via dei Portici, la Casa della Pesa, In questo luogo si trovava la pesa pubblica, chiamata anche "Fronwaage", in cui si pesava il grano prima di essere venduto. L'affresco sopra il cancello a nord ne ricorda ancora questa antica funzione. Il nucleo dell'edificio risale al XIII secolo. Inizialmente si affacciava su Via dei Portici e misurava 9 x 12,50 m, sviluppandosi su tre piani. Nel XIV secolo si è allunga -to verso Piazza del Grano e, solo nella seconda metà del XV secolo, si è aperto al paesaggio cittadino attraverso un portico ad arco. Ulteriori cambiamenti nei secoli XVI e XVII, come la cornice delle finestre in arenaria e la decorazione di alcuni alloggi, hanno conferito alla costruzione un nuovo aspetto. Nel 1780, smesso il ruolo di sede della pesa pubblica, l'edificio ha perso la sua importanza, divenendo dal 1855 al 1866 la prima sede della Cassa di Risparmio. Successivamente, fino a pochi anni fa, gli appartamenti della Casa sono stati affittati come abitazioni.

(Translated by Google) It dates back to the 13th century and was the city's public weighbridge until almost the 18th century, where all goods were weighed to avoid fraud. It is located in Piazza del Grano, just beyond the Portici. It was subsequently the headquarters of a bank. Now, just restored, it is a cultural centre. (Original) Risale al XIII secolo ed è stata fino a quasi il diciottesimo secolo, la pesa pubblica della città, dove venivano pesate tutte le merci, per evitare truffe.. Si trova in Piazza del Grano, poco oltre i Portici. È stata successivamente sede di una banca. Ora, appena restaurata, è un Centro culturale.

(Translated by Google) I actually went to the bar downstairs. The prices are like in all typical places in the city centres. The environment is very nice and informal. The appetizers they bring with the aperitif are usually the traditional peanuts: a little boring (but better than tooth-breaking corn). Often they don't provide a receipt... (Original) In verità sono stata al bar sotto. I prezzi sono come in tutti i locali tipici dei centri - città. L'ambiente è molto carino ed informale. Gli stuzzichini che portano con l'aperitivo sono solitamente le tradizionali arachidi: un po' noiose ( ma meglio del mais spaccadenti). Spesso non fanno lo scontrino...

(Translated by Google) The Casa della Pesa is one of the most emblematic and historic buildings in all of Bolzano. It is called that because until 1780 the public balance operated there, very important to guarantee honest transactions between merchants and farmers from the Middle Ages onwards. Frescoes from the 18th century are preserved on the façade. A real gem. (Original) La casa della Pesa es una de las construcciones más emblemáticas y con historia de todo Bolzano. Se llama así porque hasta 1780 funcionó allí la balanza pública, importantísima para garantizar transacciones honestas entre los comerciantes y granjeros de la edad media en adelante. En la fachada se conservan frescos del siglo XVIII. Una auténtica joya.

Wonderful area. Nice buildings. Good walking area. Only seen it from outside.

What a gorgeous little winery in the heart of the city - and they have a vineyard there too ... Odd but cozy.

Very good vines. From 5 years I'm bought white vine and it's best for me at Tyrol.

There is some confusion: the 'abby' is: 1. Wine shop 2. Convent that can not be visited 3. Church of 'Mutter Gottes' that can be visited

Beautiful, picturesque artwork

Interesting

(Translated by Google) The Abbey is worth a visit, as is the tasting of its wines. The products of the farmers' labors are preserved within this stunning Abbey. (Original) Merita la visita all' Abbazia, merita la degustazione dei suoi vini. Il prodotto delle fatiche dei contadini, viene custodito all'interno di questa stupenda Abbazia.

Super 👍

Mega

Still to decide how it's becoming

Top.

Super Caffe

Chillige Bar

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(Translated by Google) Visited yesterday on the occasion of the FAI initiative, even though I have lived in Bolzano for decades I had never seen this little jewel. The interior is completely frescoed with paintings from various schools ranging from approximately 1300 to 1380. The church is located in the middle of the vineyards in a truly panoramic place and we reached it from the S.Osvaldo walk. (Original) Visitata ieri in occasione dell'iniziativa FAI, anche se vivo a Bolzano da decenni non avevo mai visto questo piccolo gioiello. L'interno è completamente affrescato con dipinti di varie scuole che vanno dal 1300 al 1380 circa. La chiesa si trova in mezzo ai vigneti in luogo veramente panoramico e l'abbiamo raggiunta dalla passeggiata S.Osvaldo.

(Translated by Google) Panoramic viewpoint above Bolzano, unfortunately there is no parking. (Original) Punto panoramico sopra Bolzano, purtroppo non c'è parcheggio

(Translated by Google) Santa Maddalena is the name of a small village in the Val di Funes (or Villnöß in German) valley, located in the Alto Adige (South Tyrol) region of Italy, bordering Austria. The village's history is tied to its beautiful landscape, particularly the backdrop of the Dolomites, which is what makes it so popular and well-known for its tourism. (Original) Santa Maddalena เป็นชื่อหมู่บ้านเล็กๆ ในหุบเขา Val di Funes (หรือ Villnöß ในภาษาเยอรมัน) ตั้งอยู่ในแคว้นอัลโตอาดิเจ (Alto Adige หรือ South Tyrol) ของอิตาลี ซึ่งติดกับออสเตรีย ประวัติของหมู่บ้านแห่งนี้เกี่ยวข้องกับลักษณะภูมิประเทศที่สวยงาม โดยเฉพาะอย่างยิ่งฉากหลังของยอดเขา Dolomites ซึ่งเป็นเอกลักษณ์ที่ทำให้หมู่บ้านแห่งนี้เป็นที่รู้จักและเป็นที่นิยมในการท่องเที่ยว

(Translated by Google) Beautiful area! The St. Magdalena Church is in the St. Magdalena district, in the east of Bolzano. Although the outskirts of Bolzano are only 500 meters away, you are in a different world. Vineyards as far as you can see. There are around 12 wineries here, the Vernatsch is called St. Magdalener. The streets are narrow, only a narrow street leads to the church, and there is very little parking at the top of the church. The church itself is only open on Friday and Saturday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. In front of the church you have a wonderful all-round view, down to Bozen, to Kardaun and Karneid. (Original) Wunderschöne Gegend! Die St. Magdalena Kirche ist im Ortsteil St. Magdalena, im Osten von Bozen. Obwohl der Stadtrand von Bozen nur 500 Meter weg ist, befindet man sich in einer anderen Welt. Weinberge soweit man sehen kann. Hier befinden sich etwa 12 Weingüter, der Vernatsch heißt hier St. Magdalener. Die Straßen sind eng, zur Kirche führt nur eine schmale Straße, oben bei der Kirche gibt es nur sehr wenig Parkplätze. Die Kirche selbst ist nur am Freitag und Samstag von 16 bis 18 Uhr geöffnet. Vor der Kirche aus hat man eine wunderschöne Rundumsicht, auf Bozen runter, nach Kardaun und Karneid.

(Translated by Google) Even without looking into the church, St. Magdalena is a beautiful, quiet place. And the wine from St. Magdalena also tastes good in Berlin. (Original) Auch ohne einen Blick in die Kirche ist St. Magdalena ein wunderschöner stiller Ort. Und der Wein von St. Magdalena schmeckt auch in Berlin.

(Translated by Google) 13th century Romanesque church located in the Rencio district in a scenic position at the foot of the Renon. (Original) Chiesa romanica del XIII secolo situata nel quartiere di Rencio in una posizione scenografica ai piedi del Renon.

(Translated by Google) The church of Santa MaddAlena in Rencio, documented in 1295, has a single nave with a quadrangular apse which forms the base of the bell tower. Inside are the oldest paintings, in the apse and on the triumphal arch. dating back to ca. 1300-10. they belong to the linear style, coming from the Rhineland. The frescoes on the vault and in the nave Stories of the Magdalene and Passion of Cristofori are the work of the workshop of the Second Master of San Giovanni in VIlla. Influenced by the painter Guarino. And they date back to around 1370-80. (Original) La chiesa di santa MaddAlena a Rencio documentata d 1295., presenta un'unica navata con abside quadrangolare che costituisce la base del campanile. All'interno i dipinti più antichi, nell'abside e sull'arco trionfale. risalenti al 1300-10 ca. appartengono allo stile lineare , proveniente dalla Renania. GLi affreschi della volta e della navata Storie della Maddalena e Passione di Cristofori sono opera della bottega del Secondo maestro di San Giovanni in VIlla. Influenzato dal pittore Guarino. E risalgono al 1370-80 ca.

We visited Bolzano many years ago and thought it would be lovely to return, and in doing so wished to stay in the best hotel in town! and we certainly did. From the moment we arrived the staff were most attentive and helpful and this continued through our stay of five nights. The superior bedroom booked was very well appointed and had two comfortable arm chairs......which was important to us as we would want to relax at the end of the day. In so many high quality hotels there is so often only one comfortable chair in a room for two people!. The beds were very comfortable with high quality bedding and high quality towels in the bathroom....all changed at sensible intervals. Breakfast was exceptionally well organised with delicious food which was always well stocked. Full marks all round.

We had our wedding at Park Hotel Laurin. It was fabulous. The service was amazing. Everything from the flower arrangements, cake, food menu and wait staff- could not have been better. We worked with Sylvia, Giovanna and Elena and all three were fabulous! Communicating with them from the U.S. to plan everything was so easy! Thank you park hotel Laurin for an incredible evening!

We were very impressed with the Laurin Hotel, especially how well single guests are accommodated! The single rooms are just as comfortable and beautifully appointed as the double rooms, and even offer a lovely view, something that is quite rare. The bicycle storage is equally impressive, as can be seen in the pictures. We would have loved to stay longer to fully enjoy the relaxing resort atmosphere, the high-quality food & beverages, and the exceptionally friendly staff.

I had a fabulous stay at this property. I absolutely loved my room, super spacious, great views of the mountains and town, and even a steam room! The Thursday evening Aperitivo Hour is simply fantastic! What a great thing to look forward to on Thursdays. The property is lovely and has a beautiful garden in the back yard. The breakfast is good. There are so many things to do at this property and it is a 2 minute walk to the train station. The men at the front desk need more customer service training- they are not friendly. The girls are great!

We spent four nights at the Parkhotel Laurin to end a two week vacation that started in Slovenia. The hotel room we had was furnished with a small couch along with a comfortable chair, writing desk and desk chair. The hotel restaurant was outstanding, we enjoyed several dinners there as well as breakfast each morning. Egg dishes such as scrambled, over-hard, omelets, etc., were cooked to order. The orange juice was made on the premises. The hotel is well situated for walking and shopping excursions through the city as well as for car trips. I traveled to the Dolomites for three days of hiking.

Beautiful hotel in centre of Bolzano situated in a Parc with nice sculptures and a very nice swimming pool. Very good restaurant and nice spacious and luminous rooms, beautiful bath room. A recommendation and a treat. Only minus the outside looks a bit deteriorated so after renovation a 5+

Large hotel with a somewhat upscale feel, friendly service, wonderful breakfast (great coffee!) and a vast outdoor area where you can enjoy food, drinks, music, a small pool and even a sauna (booking required). Good location for exploring Bolzano. There is an outdoor parking area across the street at a reduced rate when staying at the hotel. We had a comfortable room with a bathtub in the bathroom (room 420). On the negative side, annoying with somewhat loud music going on until midnight that you could hear from our room, not ideal when wanting to sleep. Also, wifi was a bit weak in the room, and you could hear people in the adjacent rooms quite well.

The Salewa outlet is a fantastic spot for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide range of high-quality gear. The shoes, in particular, stand out for their comfort, durability, and great design. The adjoining boulder center is equally impressive, providing a well-maintained space with a variety of boulder routes that cater to every skill level, from beginner to advanced. Whether you’re new to climbing or a seasoned pro, you’ll appreciate the challenge and fun that each route offers. Both the store and the bouldering area make for an excellent experience! Highly recommended for climbers and hikers alike.

Amazing place if you are a climber. Unfortunately I'm not. I'm into bouldering and the space was super tiny and there were too many kids and parents wearing regular shoes not paying attention to who was climbing. A bit messy and dangerous.

The place is great for high climbing. Good facilities and good daily pass price. For bouldering alone the options are a bit limited although you can entertain yourself for some time anyway. Cons: It could be cleaner, the boulder area gets quite slippery as it is dirty on the "rocks".

We were only bouldering, thus I cannot say anything about the lead routes. However, the climbing hall was extremely crowded, making it almost impossible to concentrate on single boulder problems. Futhermore, the boulder problems were rather uninspired and mostly solveable with strength and reach alone, but otherwise didn't require technical or creative approaches. Not recommended for small climbers! Additionally, the hall felt dusty and the holds were dirty and overused (I don't think that routes get changed (and thus holds get cleaned) too often.

Loved it! Best choice in the area for good and very fun routes! Also there is a tiny bouldering area which is nice! At the moment of writing you need to have a green pass to enter but no booking is required

The atmosphere is unpleasant there are no guides to help or explain. And if you want an explanation it is only in a private lesson. With no equipment and climbing experience there is nothing to look for in this alienated place. Especially not for kids!

Great climbing with a wonderful atmosphere

Came in early on a 4 day holiday n sent away. Didn’t suggest we stay and use facilities while our room was being cleaned, most rooms were cleaned by noon or 1 o’clock while we were here. Front desk clerk Marianna has issues beyond my insight and how management allows her to treat guests without empathy, n it was with the guest in front of us too… got back from going back into town by bus ( we didn’t have an auto), n she knew that..n treated like a scolded child with rules for hotel, in front of other guests, at this point I would’ve turned around and cancelled whole reservation, but with wife’s Parkinson’s, I wouldn’t ask her to endure much more for the day. Other staff we superb, bfast was great, room was nice view, other than the bee nest under the molding of the sliding door. Didn’t want to say anything while we were in room as chemical smell is not something I wanted to see or smell. Lastly, checking out, Marianna, checked me out without incidence until I went to bar to get a glass of wine, I ordered and she came up behind me and told the bartender to make sure I paid since I already checked out, I was humiliated again, in front of bartender and other guests, that is why I’m going to deny all charges on my credit card for this circus, not my monkey… she should consider another career choice .

We had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. The rooms were elegant, spacious, and felt quite exclusive. The rooftop pool and relaxation area were definitely highlights, offering a great place to unwind, although it was a bit disappointing that the bar was only staffed occasionally. Breakfast was excellent with plenty of variety, and the restaurant staff were very friendly and attentive. On the downside, the electric car charging was surprisingly expensive at €0,7/kWh, especially considering the relatively slow charging speed – it would have been nice if guests received a better rate. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay and would happily recommend this hotel, but with a few improvements it could easily reach a perfect score.

Rooms are clean and big enough for family of 3. Gave for4 stars for rooms cos... balcony view on ground was literally no view. So we were bit disappointed.Small kitchen makes it easy when you have kids with you. . Good service..rooms were cleaned spotless. even the vessels we left behind were cleaned which normally is not case when i visited other hotels. Best location few minutes walk to bustop where you get buses that takes you to city center directly. Amazing breakfast. Wide variety of choices. We had fun in spa and jacuzzi on top floor. Unfortunately the swimming pool was closed. But still worth every cent spent

Excellently positioned, high quality hotel/suites. Totally faultless, from free local fruit at reception, exceptional breakfast and server who remembered one's coffee order, amazing service throughout, to wonderful facilities, the Art & Design Hotel, Napura, is just perfect. Highly recommended.

We had a lovely stay at the Art & Design Hotel Napura. We stayed in the Napura South suite. The rooms were modern, clean, and spacious. The built-in black out blinds were great in helping us get a good night's sleep. The pool was refreshing and not too crowded. We got room service from the restaurant twice and all the dishes we got were 5/5 stars! The only downer of the trip was that we accidently sat in the wrong section for breakfast and got snapped at by one of the workers. Other than that, everything was excellent. Highly recommend this hotel!

We had a wonderful stay at Napura Hotel in Terlano, Bolzano. The natural surroundings and relaxing atmosphere are simply enchanting. The rooms and facilities are comfortable and thoughtfully designed, and the staff’s friendliness made our experience even more memorable. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a peaceful and welcoming retreat. 5 stars. 🌟

A beautiful hotel in the big apple garden. It is very peaceful and green. It is really a good place to relax. The activity can be done is to walk around the city or drive into the city to see the old town. Good food, nice staff, clean room, spacious, sauna, swimming pool, rooftop bar.

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful castle. Too bad that after a tiring hike we were only able to see a piece of its wall. He is all surrounded by trees and unable to get closer. It's a shame because it would really be worth it (Original) È un bellissimo castello. Peccato che dopo una faticosa scarpinata siamo riusciti a vedere solo un pezzo di muro di esso. È tutto circondato dagli alberi e impossibilitato ad avvicinarsi. Peccato perché ne varrebbe veramente la pena

(Translated by Google) The journey to this "castle" is really nice and peaceful. Not at all "difficult" as some claim. There is a climb it's true but it will be a maximum of 4 minutes and beyond that, all straight road. ⚠️THE CASTLE IS NOT VISITABLE. (Maybe they will have private events there but it's not a museum or anything like that) (Original) Il tragitto verso questo "castello" è veramente carino e tranquillo. Per niente "difficile" come sostengono alcuni. C'è una salita è vero ma saranno massimo 4 minuti e oltre quella, tutta strada dritta. ⚠️IL CASTELLO NON È VISITABILE. (Forse ci faranno degli eventi privati ma non è un museo o cose simili)

(Translated by Google) After a difficult walk, we arrive at the bars and the ban on access even just to the garden. In practice you can't see anything because it is completely hidden by the woods. If I had known before, we wouldn't have driven 2 hours in vain (Original) Dopo una camminata difficoltosa, arriviamo alle sbarre e al divieto di accesso anche solo al giardino. In pratica non si vede niente perché è completamente nascosto dal bosco. Lo avessi saputo prima non ci saremmo fatti 2 ore di auto inutilmente

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful, not easy to see and unfortunately not visitable, but very fascinating! (Original) Molto bello, non facile da vedere e purtroppo non visitabile, ma molto affascinante!

(Translated by Google) The only way to admire it is from afar, the castle is perhaps private and also without a way to get closer since it is surrounded by thick vegetation and the only neighboring road from which one would arrive is barred with a gate and prohibition even before being able to see even just the walls In fact it looks like the house of the Addams family so much so that the owners seem to do everything they can to avoid being approached by visitors, I understand confidentiality and privacy but a monument like this belongs to everyone, at least to be looked at from the outside I give a negative rating for the deprivation of the approach Ban on staying 50 steps from the castle rather than running over 50kmh 🚫 (Original) Unico modo per ammirarlo è da lontano, il castello forse è privato ed anche privo di un modo per avvicinarsi dal momento che è circondato da folta vegetazione e l'unica strada limitrofa da dove si arriverebbe è sbarrata di cancello e divieto ancor prima di riuscire a vedere anche solo le mura In effetti sembra la casa della famiglia Addams tanto che i proprietari parrebbe facciano di tutto per non essere avvicinati da visitatori, capisco la riservatezza e la privacy ma un monumento del genere appartiene a tutti, almeno per esser guardato all'esterno Do' un voto negativo per la privazione all'avvicinamento Divieto di star a 50 passi dal castello più che di correre oltre i 50kmh 🚫

(Translated by Google) Was recently in the castle courtyard on the occasion of the annual concert by the Montan music band. Very beautiful and graceful castle that unfortunately only opens its gates once a year. (Original) War anlässlich des jährlich stattfinden Konzertes der Musikkapelle Montan letzthin im Schlosshof. Sehr schönes und anmutiges Schloss das leider nur einmal im Jahr die Tore öffnet.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful castle that can be visited, except on a few occasions, only externally. (Original) Bel castello visitabile, salvo alcune occasioni, solo esternamente.

Theme in this museum is ice and glaciers. The largest collection of Mount Ortler art. Fascinating exhibits about ice and glaciers, a 30-minute film on the North Pole expedition, and even a Yeti! Definitely worth a visit. Plan about 1 hour. Plenty of parking available. Occasionally, events with Reinhold Messner himself take place. Great spot for families.

(Translated by Google) Very small but nice exhibition room with information and pictures about mountaineering in the past If you pass by on a walk, it's definitely worth a detour (the museum is right next to the street) (Original) Sehr kleiner, aber netter Ausstellungsraum mit Informationen und Bildern über das Bergsteigen in der Vergangenheit Falls man im Zuge eines Spaziergangs vorbeikommt, lohnt sich ein Abstecher definitiv (Das Museum liegt direkt neben der Straße)

(Translated by Google) It collects the history of glaciers. (Original) Raccoglie la storia dei ghiacciai.

I wasn't inside. I just rode my bike to this powerful place out of respect forvthe legend.

(Translated by Google) Nice, even just to see how (and with what tools and clothing) they once climbed up the mountains and the faces of those who accomplished the first feats in the area. (Original) Carino, anche solo per vedere come (e con che attrezzi e vestiario) si arrampicavano su per i monti una volta e i volti di chi ha compiuto le prime imprese della zona.

(Translated by Google) Small, strange, Messner! (Original) Klein, kurios, Messner!

(Translated by Google) Amazing museum! ❤️ (Original) Museo stupendo! ❤️

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and characteristic (Original) Molto bella e caratteristica

Cannot say enough great things about this hotel. From the moment you come through the gates to the second you leave, they make you feel like royalty. Emmanuel at the front desk gave by far the best service I have ever had at a five star hotel. We stayed here for the first couple days of our honeymoon, and were blown away by the professionalism and luxury of this hotel. The rest of our trip, while amazing, did not live up to the first couple of days we had here. I will be back soon.

The hotel’s restaurant is another highlight. The menu offers a delightful selection of local and international dishes, all prepared with the freshest ingredients. Each meal is a pleasure, beautifully presented and full of flavor. The staff are attentive and professional, always ready to make excellent recommendations and ensure a perfect dining experience. Overall, this castle hotel perfectly combines historic elegance with modern comfort. If you are looking for a memorable stay and exquisite cuisine, I highly recommend this exceptional place

Absolutely stunning place. Beautiful exterior and interior. Large and comfortable rooms. Would highly recommend anyone to stay here for a night. Prices are good considering the luxury and class this place oozes. Very friendly and down to earth staff, good drinks and breakfast options, very good location for walking to the old town and the cable car. Most comfortable bed we've ever stayed in. Thank you again for a very memorable stay.

We recently had the pleasure of staying at this wonderful hotel, and we can't recommend it enough. Its location is quite good and convenient, making it a great base for any trip. The rooms are beautiful and spotless, always maintained to a high standard of cleanliness. We also thoroughly enjoyed the hotel restaurant; the food and cuisine are superb and definitely worth the price. However, the most memorable aspect of our stay was the exceptional staff. Specifically, the beautiful and delightful Ms Tatjana made us feel incredibly welcome and truly special. She is not just a kind and helpful person, but also a true professional who goes above and beyond. Thanks to her, this hotel felt like a home away from home

This is a wonderful hotel! The staff is truly exceptional, and the rooms are just as impressive. My wife and I arrived on foot from the train station and were a bit frustrated at first. A tip for future guests: be sure to arrange transportation or transfers ahead of time, since the phone number listed on the website connects to the office, not the hotel itself. That said, the team went above and beyond to make things right, and we ended up thoroughly enjoying both the hotel and the town.

This historical gem offering impeccable service from check-in to spa. The spacious rooms, attentive staff, and spa area with multiple saunas make it a true oasis. With plenty of dining options just a short walk away, it’s the perfect blend of charm, comfort, and convenience. A peaceful retreat nestled in the city.

What a classy hotel. Wonderful staff really went out of their way to welcome us at every moment. The bedroom linens and pillows were perfect. Breakfast service and selection were top notch. And the general manager arranged the most birthday cake for one of our friends. Thank you.

(Translated by Google) The ancient town hall of Bolzano carried out its function for almost 500 years (from 1455 to 1907...). It is located in a somewhat hidden position, between Via Streiter and Via dei Portici. It was seriously damaged by Allied bombing during the Second World War, which destroyed another. Today it houses the Historical Archive of the city of Bolzano. Inside, several medieval and Renaissance frescoes have been saved. The entrance staircase is found by entering from n.30 of Via dei Portici and taking the passage that leads to Via Streiter. (Original) L'antico municipio di Bolzano, ha svolto la sua funzione per quasi 500 anni ( dal 1455 al 1907...). Si trova in una posizione un po' nascosta, tra la Via Streiter e la Via dei Portici. È stato gravemente danneggiato dai bombardamenti degli alleati, durante la seconda guerra mondiale, che ne hanno distrutto un'altra. Oggi ospita l'Archivio Storico della città di Bolzano. Al suo interno, si sono salvati diversi affreschi medievali e rinascimentali. Lo scalone d'ingresso, si incontra, accedendo dal n.30 della Via dei Portici ed imboccando il passaggio che porta in Via Streiter.

(Translated by Google) Located in one of the main streets leading to the market, a suggestive arch set like a diamond. (Original) Situato in uno dei corsi principali che portano al.mercato, arco suggestiva incastonata come un diamante.

(Translated by Google) Interesting object. However, it can only be viewed from the outside. (Original) Ciekawy obiekt. Można go jednak oglądać tylko z zewnątrz.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately I visited from outside because it was late, but I found it really very beautiful (Original) Purtroppo visitato da fuori perché era tardi,ma l'ho trovato davvero molto bello

(Translated by Google) It would be nice if it could become a tourist attraction in Bolzano (Original) Sarebbe bello potesse diventare un'attrazione turistica di Bolzano

(Translated by Google) Very nice... (Original) Molto bello...

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view, refreshing silence. (Original) Panorama bellissimo, silenzio ristoratore.

(Translated by Google) Disappointing as only an outside view is possible (Original) Enttäuschend da nur Aussenansicht möglich

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Bellissimo